Hyatt at Olive 8 Seattle: What to Know Before You Book

Hyatt at Olive 8 is a LEED-certified downtown Seattle hotel with an indoor pool and spa. Here is what to know and how World of Hyatt cards earn points there.

The Points Party Team · · 2 min read · Updated
The Seattle waterfront with the Great Wheel and the Space Needle behind downtown towers

Key Points

  • The hotel is LEED-certified, with a green roof and the Elaia spa.
  • Hotel listings put Pike Place Market about a 10-minute walk away and disagree on pet fees, so confirm both with the hotel.
  • The World of Hyatt Credit Card earns 4 bonus points per dollar at Hyatt hotels and gives a Category 1 to 4 free night each year after your anniversary.

Hyatt at Olive 8 is a LEED-certified Hyatt hotel at 1635 8th Avenue in downtown Seattle, with an indoor pool, the Elaia spa and a green roof. Hotel listings put it about a 10-minute walk from Pike Place Market, close to the Westlake light rail station.

That makes it a practical base if you want a walkable downtown stay with wellness facilities and World of Hyatt earning. Confirm current rates, hours and policies on hyatt.com before you book.

Where Hyatt at Olive 8 Sits in Downtown Seattle

The hotel is in the downtown core, so most of the places visitors want are a short walk or a short ride away. Pike Place Market is about a 10-minute walk by most listings. Seattle Center and the Space Needle are a short ride away.

What the Hotel Offers

Here's what Hyatt and hotel listings describe:

  • Indoor Pool and Fitness Center: Listings describe an indoor lap pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Pool hours and maintenance closures change, so check before you plan around a swim.
  • Elaia Spa: Hyatt describes the spa as built around natural, local and organic products.
  • Green Roof and LEED Certification: Hyatt's site calls the hotel LEED-certified, and its sustainability material describes a green roof that holds back rainwater and supports pollinators.
  • Pets: Listings disagree on the pet fee and the rules, so confirm with the hotel before you bring a dog.

Earning and Using World of Hyatt Points Here

Any paid stay earns World of Hyatt points. The World of Hyatt Credit Card has a $95 annual fee and earns 4 bonus points per dollar at Hyatt hotels, plus up to 5 base points per dollar for members. It also earns 2 points per dollar on restaurants, airline tickets bought directly from the airline, local transit and fitness club memberships.

The card's free night each year after your cardmember anniversary works at a Category 1 to 4 Hyatt hotel, and the primary cardmember gets Discoverist status. Check Hyatt's site for this hotel's category before you count on a free night here, and our award chart guide shows what each category costs.

Chase Ultimate Rewards points transfer to Hyatt, but the ratio changed for some cards, so read which Chase cards are affected before you move points. Our Chase Ultimate Rewards guide covers the other partners.

Before You Book

Compare the cash rate with the points price on hyatt.com for your dates. Then confirm the pool hours and the pet policy if either matters to your trip.

Updated October 17, 2026: hotel details.

Sources

  1. Hyatt at Olive 8, hotel page on hyatt.com
  2. Chase: World of Hyatt Credit Card page (read 2026-10-17)

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